The Duke of Sussex’s memoir Spare has sparked a protest in Afghanistan after he revealed that he killed 25 Taliban during his time in the British Army.  Around 20 students staged a protest at a university in Helmand province where Harry was stationed, the AP reported.  “We condemn (Harry’s) action which is against all norms of humanity,” one protester said.  Others carried posters showing Harry’s portrait with a red “x” across it.  Sayed Ahmad Sayed, a teacher at the university, condemned Harry for his role in UK military operations in Afghanistan.  “The cruelties which have been committed by Prince Harry, his friends or by anyone else in Helmand or anywhere in Afghanistan is unacceptable, cruel,” he said.